McConnell claims Boris Johnson’s wife and her same-sex Jabber cronies will explain the no-show of G4S Olympic security guards with government incompetence but the real explanation is that the heterosexual guards are wary of Jabber-triggered bike bombs.
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“[Spoliation inference that Cisco’s same sex Olympic Jabber community controls PKI root key for a Boris bike pipe-bomb campaign] As part of CSIRT’s mobile monitoring offering for special events, we undertook monitoring of the corporate and customer traffic of the Cisco House at the London 2012 Olympics. This engagement presents us with an excellent opportunity to showcase Cisco technology, while keeping a close watch on potential network security threats. CSIRT monitoring for this event will be active for the entire life-span of the Cisco House, from two months before the Olympics, until two months after. . For the London 2012 engagement, we shipped our gear in a 14RU military-grade rack that is containerized: made for shipping. Inside the mobile monitoring rack we have an assortment of Cisco kit and third-party kit that mirrors the monitoring we do internally: Catalyst 3750 to fan out traffic to all the other devices FireEye for advanced malware detection Two Cisco IronPort WSA devices for web traffic filtering based on reputation Cisco UCS box where we run multiple VMs Lancope StealthWatch collector for NetFlow data and a Cisco 4255 IDS for intrusion detection We mirror the signatures that we have deployed internally at Cisco out to these remote locations. Depending on the environment where the mobile monitoring rack is deployed, we may also do some custom tuning. The kit in the mobile monitoring rack can do intrusion detection, advanced malware detection, and collect and parse NetFlow and log data for investigation purposes. The Cisco UCS rack server also helps us have several VMs, allowing us to run multiple tools that complement the other devices in the rack. For example, we run a Splunk instance on a VM to collect the logs generated by all the services. The data from the gear in the mobile monitoring rack is analyzed by our team of analysts and investigators, to eliminate false positives, conduct mitigation and remediation, and finally produce an incident report if required. The main objective of our monitoring at the London 2012 Olympics is to secure the network at this temporary Cisco House installation in the Olympic Park. This is not the first time we have used our mobile monitoring suite, it has been used to protect internal events like the Cisco Global Sales Meeting, WWITMO, CIO Summit, and for external meetings, security conferences, and events where we have a significant networking presence. We have also tooled these racks to make them easily deployable at acquisitions, where if Cisco acquires a company, we can quickly drop them into a central location, providing the full spectrum of security monitoring. http://blogs.cisco.com/security/csirt-monitoring-for-the-cisco-house-at-the-london-2012-olympic-games/”“[Spoliation inference that Cisco’s same sex Olympic Jabber community present a serious Boris bike pipe bomb threat to Olympic visitors] This Bike is NOT a Pipe Bomb (Again, really) by DL Byron April 27, 2010 · 6:12 AM As Mark V wrote in 2006, the punk-folk band this Bike Is A Pipe Bomb has been in the news periodically for stickers on bikes that say, “this bike is a pipe bomb.” Bomb squads get called in, cyclists get arrested, and so on. Last week, prior to the arrival of Obama’s motorcade, the NYPD clipped locks and rounded up bikes, suspected of being bombs The bikes were unceremoniously put in the back of the truck. Onlookers were not given information as to what would become of the bikes. No word if any of those bikes had the infamous sticker on it, but cyclists were likely removing their Obama Spoke Cards. That’s if they ever got their bike backs.”
“Publication Date: June 27 2012 RMT response on Serco "Boris bikes" Olympics payment. RMT General Secretary Bob Crow said; "There is no Olympics payment agreement for the vast majority of the Serco bikes staff who are members of the RMT and we remain in dispute with the company. "RMT is by far the biggest union on the Boris bikes and regardless of what others might be saying the issue of recognition is being dealt with by the TUC disputes procedure and we are continuing to both recruit and to fight for a fair deal for the Serco Barclays workforce for the Olympics and beyond." "It is completely untrue to say that RMT has withdrawn its claim for recognition with this employer - our direct call for recognition from Serco Barclays remains in place and internally within the movement the matter is being dealt with through TUC procedure. RMT activists have worked to build a strong membership density and rank and file organisation on the "Boris Bikes" and that work goes on." ENDS”
“Cops Drafted In After G4S Staff Fail To Show Sky News – 3 hours ago Police officers have been called in to boost Olympic venue security, just days after troops were called on to fill gaps because of G4S staffing shortages. Northumbria Police were called in to help the embattled firm after only a fraction of the expected security guards showed up to protect Olympic football teams arriving in the North East. Sky Tyne and Wear discovered that less than 10 G4S guards reported for duty out of an expected 58 staff.”
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